Chap.

 1  Int|            nature; and it does not appear to be suspended or abrogated
 2  Int|         middle class, because they appear to be in the most natural
 3    1|          the answers will probably appear as unequivocal as the axioms
 4    1|          to illustrate truths that appear so incontrovertible; yet
 5    2|            creature!' Men, indeed, appear to me to act in a very unphilosophical
 6    2|           archetype for man, women appear to be suspended by destiny,
 7    2|        brutes. But, should it then appear, that like the brutes they
 8    3|          contrary, I believe, will appear to be the fact; for, on
 9    3|      propagate the species, should appear even before an improper
10    4|          fact, do these ceremonies appear to me, that I scarcely am
11    4| cultivation; and by, which may not appear so clear, strengthening
12    4|           of more cultivated minds appear ridiculous, even in those
13    4|           in nature; the women who appear to be created not to enjoy
14    4|      polygamy, therefore, does not appear; yet when a man seduces
15    5|        females: in which we do not appear to be setting them a task,
16    5|      necessary for virtue first to appear in a human form to impress
17    5|           light will the world now appear? - I rub my eyes and think,
18    5|     fallacious; for they would all appear in the same light, if they
19    6|  surprising that women every where appear a defect in nature? Is it
20    6|           fine intractable spirits appear to be the essence of genius,
21    6| artlessness of her affection might appear insipid? Thus does Dryden
22    7|         gratuitously granted, ever appear to be. But these poor ignorant
23    9|       society, or only allow it to appear as one of the stripes of
24    9|         forces the rich to pursue, appear so enticing to the next
25   10|          appeared. And when it did appear, how would men smile at
26   12|           Exercise and cleanliness appear to be not only the surest
27   12|           grace and modesty should appear. But this fair assemblage
28   13|       shall only point out such as appear to be particularly injurious
29   13|            care; and ambition will appear in tattooing or painting
30   13|            beauty, and a male wit, appear to be equally anxious to
31   13|          affection, which dares to appear unadorned, has few attractions